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Page 10 Coll-ege Station, Texas Thursday, February 3, 1960 THE BATTALION Matson Enjoys Cage Return, Is Favorite With Kids Mmlc JM Supply 'PldLu/te 923 So. Col lag# Av«-Bry«m,7i*AS NOW SHOWING Features 1:44 - 4:14 - 6:44 - 9:14 James Bond Does It Everywhere! ‘THUNDERBALL’ PALACE Brijan Z-8S79 NOW SHOWING Doris Day Rod Taylor In “DO NOT DISTURB’ QUEEN DOUBLE FEATURE “3rd DAY” “DARBY’S RANGERS” ^ r■'; i!ii' in 1 tic.vrrr » rn.i on n onoi p i; vt acs TONIGHT 2 COLOR HITS 1st Show 6:30 p. m. John Wayne In “CIRCUS WORLD” 2nd Show 9:00 p. m. James Stewart In “STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND” PLUS 2 LATE SHOWS FRI. SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL 3 Big Shows No. 1 ‘FERRY ACROSS THE MERCY” No. 2 Tyron Power In ‘UNTAMED’ No. 3 “HORROR OF THE BLACK MUSEUM” STARTS SUNDAY ‘HALLELUIAH’ TRAIL’ CIRCLE TONIGHT & FRIDAY George Segall In “KING RAT” 2nd Show 8:40 Lawrence Harvey In ‘WALK ON THE WILD SIDE” OUR SAT. NITE BIG 3 No. 1 Connie Stevens In “PALM SPRING WEEKEND” No. 2 John Wayne In “FLYING LEATHERNECKS’ No. 3 “DR. TERROR’S HOUSE OF HORRORS’ STARTS SUNDAY “SHE” If Randy Matson ever has to retire from athletics because of injury, the ailment likely will be “writer’s cramp.” The world’s shot put king, now a very valuable member of A&M’s basketball varsity, always is the last player to reach the dressing room after a game. He’s always detained enroute by a group of small-fry seeking autographs. A gracious, non-complaining guy, Matson patiently stops and signs ’em all. Matson decided to come out for basketball this year after a two- season layoff. In high school he won all-state honors at center while performing for the Pampa Harvesters. Att he season’s outset, Aggie Coach Shelby Metcalf warned fans not to expect a lot of points from Matson. The 6-6V£, 236- pounder seconded that motion not long ago when he said: “My job is not to score points. It is to get the basketball off the boards and play defense. John (Beasley) will take care of the points for us.” basketball? After the 81-60 vic tory over Baylor the afternoon of Jan. 16, he appeared on Dub King’s TV show and the same question was put to him. “I knew beforehand that I’d like it but I didn’t know it would be as much fun as it has. I really am en joying playing again.” Matson and Beasley have be come a fearsome twosome on the boards and now the Aggies have a 47-32 ratio in rebounds after five Southwest Conference games. That is one of the big reasons the Aggies currently rule the roost with a 6-0 reading. Matson’s presence on the bas ketball squad has had a psycho logical effect on the other Aggies. Knowing how dedicated he is to any task he undertakes, the others have followed suit and all are putting out that extra effort. Grabbing rebounds, playing de fense and signing autographs— that makes Matson a real triple threat star in Aggieland basket ball. Does Matson enjoy college “What I like,” says Metcalf, “is Randy’s two-hand dunk that goes through the floor.” NOTES and QUOTES Coach Tom Chandler’s 1966 Texas A&M baseball squad opens practice next Monday. Ten let- termen return from last year’s squad that posted a 10-5 SWC record. . . . Richard Barker of San Saba and Rickey Williams of Austin return for their final tennis cam paign at A&M this spring. Both elected to redshirt last season. The season before Barker teamed with Luis Rojas of San Jose, Costa Rica, to win the SWC dou bles title. Barker also was run ner-up in singles. Rojas returns, too, for his final season. . . . Eddie Dominguez fouled out against Houston last Saturday night. It was the first disquali fication of the year for him. In fact, in 14 previous games he had accumulated only 7 fouls. . . . 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